The women’s basketball team (5-3) remained perfect at home after grinding out a 68-62 victory over Wright State University on Wednesday at College Park Center.
Krista Gerlich, women’s basketball head coach, and associate head coach Talby Justus juggle time for their teams and their kids, no matter the distance.
Senior forward Marie Benson had a 27-point effort against Grambling State University and scored 16 points against Kansas State University to earn the honor.
The women’s basketball team (1-0) soared over Chicago State University to win 84-53 on Saturday at College Park Center for its Homecoming game to start the season.
The Lady Mavericks defeated Chicago State University 84-53 on Nov. 9 at College Park Center. The Lady Mavs were led by sophomore center Misty Dossey, who scored 24 points. UTA will hit the road for their next three games starting with The University of North Texas.
A primer for new fans to the sport who may not have attended a Homecoming basketball game before.
Sophomore guard Claire Chastain was selected to the Preseason All-Sun Belt Second Team, and sophomore guard Katie Ferrell was named in the Preseason All-Sun Belt Third Team.
Danny Wardell, women’s basketball strength and conditioning coach, incentivizes players with a WWE title belt and bragging rights.
Cooler temperatures, falling leaves and the return of UTA basketball are just a few things you can expect as the fall semester winds down.
Cooler temperatures, falling leaves and the return of UTA basketball are just a few things you can expect as the fall semester winds down.
The squad of thirteen includes returning members and transfers from other universities, bringing to court a unique set of skills and opening the door to variety of lineups.
The junior center is an asset for the the Lady Mavericks and the UTA volleyball team.
The game will help raise ovarian cancer awareness, and proceeds from the game will be donated to the Be The Difference Foundation.
The camp invited military families to bring their children to College Park Center, where they could participate in drills and learn from UTA basketball players
Children of military veterans had the opportunity to learn basketball drills and experience UTA's atmosphere and facilities as the event was hosted for the first time on campus.
The Dallas Wings (10-21) couldn’t complete a late comeback in a 91-85 loss to the Washington Mystics (23-8) on Saturday at College Park Center.
For the second-straight game, a guard for the Dallas Wings (9-17) set a new career high in points.
On a night that tested the team’s depth and energy levels, the Dallas Wings (8-17) defeated the Los Angeles Sparks (15-9) 84-78 on Wednesday at College Park Center.
All-star center Liz Cambage was expected to return to College Park Center after being traded from Dallas to Las Vegas in mid-May but was absent.
The game marked Arike Ogunbowale’s 15th 10-point game and sixth 20-point game of the season, the most of any rookie.
After setting multiple records in her time on campus, Cierra Johnson will play across the pond for the Mark Basket Marbo Swedish team.
The Dallas Wings (1-5) picked up their first win of the season after defeating the Atlanta Dream (1-5) 71-61 on Saturday at College Park Center.
FORT WORTH, Texas — Blue and orange filled the purple seats of Ed & Rae Schollmaier Arena on Saturday as the women’s basketball team stepped into Horned Frog territory for a Tarrant County showdown.
FORT WORTH, Texas — The women’s basketball team was overpowered 71-54 by Texas Christian University in round two of the Women’s National Invitation Tournament at Ed & Rae Schollmaier Arena.
The women’s basketball team topped Stephen F. Austin State University in a nail-biting 60-54 victory in the first round of the Women’s National Invitation Tournament.
Despite being over 5,000 miles away from home, senior forward Daiane Machado has found her place with the women’s basketball team.
The seniors stole the spotlight and led the women’s basketball team to an 88-65 victory against Troy University on Saturday at College Park Center.
The women’s basketball team (21-6, 13-3) survived an early hiccup to dominate the University of South Alabama with a 72-51 win Thursday at College Park Center.
If you give them space behind the arc, there’s a good chance the Lady Mavericks will put three on the scoreboard.
The women’s basketball team (20-6, 12-3) jumped to the top of the Sun Belt Conference standings after its 60-56 overtime win against the University of Louisiana Monroe over the weekend.
The women’s basketball team (19-6, 11-3) rebounded with a gritty 67-62 win over Arkansas State University on Saturday at College Park Center. The game was the program’s annual UTA Beats Cancer game, with the Lady Mavericks boasting all pink home uniforms.
